Family dependence on patriarchal role of the man

Dependence of wife on husband
Dependence of children on father

Nature

An economic tie traditionally binds both wife and children to the father as the provider. It is this bond which enables the father to act in an authoritarian manner, subjugating the wife and any children. This bond is a major factor hindering the emancipation of the woman.

Claim

The pervasive dependence on the patriarchal role of men within families is a critical issue that undermines gender equality and perpetuates systemic oppression. This reliance stifles women's autonomy, limits their opportunities, and reinforces harmful stereotypes. It fosters an environment where power dynamics favor men, leading to emotional and financial dependency. Addressing this imbalance is essential for fostering healthy relationships, empowering women, and creating a more equitable society. We must challenge these outdated norms for a better future.

Counter-claim

The key problem of the underclass - the cradle of crime, violence, and poverty - is the failure of the socialization of young men through marriage. Yet nearly all social welfare strategies - subsidies, training opportunities, therapies - are aimed at helping women function without husbands.